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Nigerian leaders call for unity as Lent and Ramadan begin

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•The Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution (IPCR) in Nigeria issued a public appeal for unity and harmonious relations between Muslims and Christians at the start of Lent and Ramadan.
•Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu asked residents to offer prayers for peace and prosperity in Nigeria as both religious seasons began.
•Enugu State Governor Peter Mbah attended a Holy Mass marking the start of the Lenten season and used the occasion to call for unity among citizens.
•Ogun State Governor Dapo Abiodun released a message greeting both Muslims and Christians at the beginning of Ramadan and Lent and urged mutual respect.
•The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) chapter in Bauchi State called for continuous peaceful coexistence between Christians and Muslims during the overlapping fasting periods.
•Reports from Sierra Leone described Muslims and Christians observing Ramadan and Lent side by side, with emphasis on a shared spirit of harmony.
•In Medina, worshippers gathered at the Prophet’s Mosque to share iftar meals during Ramadan, with local coverage stressing the sense of spiritual unity among attendees.

▸If Nigerian religious and political leaders keep promoting joint activities during Lent and Ramadan Local communities in states like Lagos, Enugu, Ogun, and Bauchi may see stronger interfaith cooperation and fewer religious disputes.